FacebookTwitterPinterestDon’t waste antibioitcs on colds and flus You may have seen the billboard ads urging us to join the fight against antibiotic resistance. This is a campaign from the National Prescribing Sevice (NPS) to reduce our use of antibiotics n Australia, which is currently amongst the highest in the world. It’s hard to
FacebookTwitterPinterestWinter is nearly here and it is the time to make sure you have enough zinc in your system, because it’s required for good immune function. It helps you to fight all the coughs and colds that are around at this time of the year. Good sources of Zinc are meat and seafood, especially shellfish,
FacebookTwitterPinterestWith the cold days coming, colds and flus often follow. So how do you monitor your temperature and what’s a good thermometer to use? The LifeTemp Radient Thermometeris a precision non-contact device that hygenically and accurately records temperature in a safe, non-invasive manner. Perfect for sleeping infants or children. You don’t have to wake them
FacebookTwitterPinterestLow Vitamin D levels may explain increased incidence of colds and flus. Vitamin D levels are at their lowest at the end of winter and low levels are associated with increased risk of infections. Follow this link to find out how much sun you need in a Sydney winter and talk to us about monitoring
